In an adjoining room, a file on Mr. Mehiri, bound in a green folder marked with the name of Libya's internal-security service, lay amid scores of others stacked in floor-to-ceiling shelves.

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It takes its name from section 529 of the Internal Revenue Code.

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We ask only that our internal process be respected and that whatever transpires not be in our name as we have not taken part in the call for that action.

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Mr. Polanco testified that when it became known he had contacted Internal Affairs the word "rat" was written next to his name on a roster posted in the 41st Precinct where he worked.

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Halliburton announced earlier this month that it had hired an outside law firm to conduct an internal investigation into the brewing scandal, but the company refused to name the law firm or the lawyer conducting the inquiry.

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The trusts, which got their name from a Methodist minister who won a fight with the Internal Revenue Service in the 1960s, are typically used to protect life insurance from federal estate taxes, though they can contain a variety of assets, including stocks and bonds.

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MobileSyrup has reportedly scored internal documents that has the two launching their e-commerce collaboration on October 15th under a slightly catchier Suretap name.

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And those differences led to an investigation by the LAPD's internal affairs unit, Dorner's eventual dismissal from the force and a long court battle to clear his name -- a battle he was losing in California courts.

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